Bill n Robi wrote:First - http://www.picresize.com/ I use custom size 500 pixels wide, you download and post....
Second - We used http://lowprolockdown.com/ - I don't think it can be taken....
drhill wrote:If you go with the threaded rod, assuming you don't plan to remove it, consider leaving an inch of so beyond the nut and then bend the end over a bit. This will wreck the thread and make it pretty much impossible to remove without an angle grinder. Something a thief isn't likely to use.
mnickel1 wrote:thanks all here is the finished product for mounting... final thoughts were that ac can be permanent and generator is removable for servicing i.e. oil changes.
cajundood wrote:mnickel1 wrote:thanks all here is the finished product for mounting... final thoughts were that ac can be permanent and generator is removable for servicing i.e. oil changes.
Love the duct idea. Can you tell me what kind of air duct connections you used on the ac and your trailer?? I want to get the same thing for mine.
mnickel1 wrote:cajundood wrote:mnickel1 wrote:thanks all here is the finished product for mounting... final thoughts were that ac can be permanent and generator is removable for servicing i.e. oil changes.
Love the duct idea. Can you tell me what kind of air duct connections you used on the ac and your trailer?? I want to get the same thing for mine.
the ducts came with the climate rite unit.. it seems like slightly heavier dryvent ducts. the only special things were the wall attachments, again came with AC, and the connectors on each end of the hose that just thread on.....
here is a link to the attachments for the trailer https://climateright.com/air-conditioni ... ories.html
Bill n Robi wrote:Looks ok BUT I'd make sure I had a CO alarm inside. If there was any leak that might draw in fumes you could wake up dead...
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